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Psychosocial Coronary Risk Constellations in the Work Setting,rst issue raised here, the role of CPB in certain types of occupations has to be specified on a conceptual as well as on an empirical level. There is good reason to conceive of CPB in terms of an interactional phenomenon, being elicited and reinforced by specific characteristics of the work setting,